Cheating the Temu referral system

[LittleNoOne]

please send me the method too

This is pretty easy lemon squeezy so if anybody wants to know the method can kindly dm me as I know Temu employees are monitoring this forum.

 

[squakerz77]

What exactly doesn't work please share.

Getting this error when I sign up using aws device farm “Your request was declined due to unusual acitivity”

 

[coolgirl8004]

This is pretty easy lemon squeezy so if anybody wants to know the method can kindly dm me as I know Temu employees are monitoring this forum.

I'm interested in the temu method if you could dm I would appreciate it.

 

[kejzhahalol]

PM sent

can you help me too? I can't send u PM, thanks

 

[TheWorldisAVampire]

A: Use same process of strategies as with any other robots check service. There is plenty of content on this forum regarding those processes and setups.

B: Exploiting bugs for financial gain is considered a form of hacking in most jurisdictions. Not recommendable at all unless you want to risk a lawsuit and/or your door kicked in by a SWAT team.

C: If Temu has risk management done right, they have probably considered this avenue and created a system where it's not really financially viable for you. And yeah, any free number services are constantly scraped and used programmatically everywhere. So, you'll have hard time with this.

Your best bet is probably to use the classic spammy marketing techniques here, such as cold emailing, YT shorts/Reels/TikTok etc. and social media in general. Promise free shit and many people will go for it.

it's called blackhatforum clown and it's not illegal

 

[Scbooy]

I just added everyone from this thread on discord to make a group/server. resi#5674

add me to it as well Shad#6666

 

[justalazyseo]

it's called blackhatforum clown and it's not illegal

I'll accept it as you are new here and I'm not made of glass.

So firstly, here is some advice to you:

Newbie tip #1: This is not a Black Hat hacking forum, the reference of the forum name is to Black Hat SEO. It's right there in the logo. Go read a dictionary to know the implications and difference between those two if you don't know.

Newbie tip #2: Discussing illegal ventures and money making techniques is against rules of this forum as well. So go ahead asking about that and you'll get to know moderators real fast.

Newbie tip #3: Be careful about calling people names / harassing here. Clown will probably slide, but more harsh language will quickly get you consequences, as it can also be interpreted against the rules

Newbie tip #4: Read the rules, which you may find in the BHW Newbie Guide. Otherwise, with that attitude it's likely that you'll quickly find out what happens when rules are broken.

Secondly, both US and UK computer fraud acts do indeed define concious exploit of software bugs as a criminal act. There are several precedent cases of this in where people have indeed gone to prison. You go ahead and try that bud. I don't recommend it tho.

I hope you'll be able to correct course soon - or not. I care quite little, about the 2 minutes worth it took to write this message. Internet has more trolls than the population of Middle Earth, so you're not a very special snowflake. Not a good start mate.

 

[hutwsay1]

PM sent and not selling anything either

can u dm me bro pls

 

[Whassamnen]

What exactly doesn't work please share.

if you don’t mind, what device farm do you use, what temu .apk download link, and do you sign up email or phone number first? those should answer most questions in this forum aswell

 

[Whassamnen]

I'll accept it as you are new here and I'm not made of glass.

So firstly, here is some advice to you:

Newbie tip #1: This is not a Black Hat hacking forum, the reference of the forum name is to Black Hat SEO. It's right there in the logo. Go read a dictionary to know the implications and difference between those two if you don't know.

Newbie tip #2: Discussing illegal ventures and money making techniques is against rules of this forum as well. So go ahead asking about that and you'll get to know moderators real fast.

Newbie tip #3: Be careful about calling people names / harassing here. Clown will probably slide, but more harsh language will quickly get you consequences, as it can also be interpreted against the rules

Newbie tip #4: Read the rules, which you may find in the BHW Newbie Guide. Otherwise, with that attitude it's likely that you'll quickly find out what happens when rules are broken.

Secondly, both US and UK computer fraud acts do indeed define concious exploit of software bugs as a criminal act. There are several precedent cases of this in where people have indeed gone to prison. You go ahead and try that bud. I don't recommend it tho.

I hope you'll be able to correct course soon - or not. I care quite little, about the 2 minutes worth it took to write this message. Internet has more trolls than the population of Middle Earth, so you're not a very special snowflake. Not a good start mate.

temu exploits have been around for months, if they wanted to peruse anyone for exploiting their app it would have already been done. They make plenty money off of the new users for them to be worrying about a select few exploiters, it’s also a overseas company and in all honesty there is no way for them to tell the difference between you exploiting the system or getting actual new users to click your link/enter your code (that’s why the implement anti-exploit software). There are over 20k winnings from one user alone, and they are steady making 1-2k a week from exploiting.

 

[jsulv16]

temu exploits have been around for months, if they wanted to peruse anyone for exploiting their app it would have already been done. They make plenty money off of the new users for them to be worrying about a select few exploiters, it’s also a overseas company and in all honesty there is no way for them to tell the difference between you exploiting the system or getting actual new users to click your link/enter your code (that’s why the implement anti-exploit software). There are over 20k winnings from one user alone, and they are steady making 1-2k a week from exploiting.

I just want to find a method for new users on device farm because it always says application failed or it will say you do not qualify for new user promotions. Any tips?

 

[MKillz]

This is pretty easy lemon squeezy so if anybody wants to know the method can kindly dm me as I know Temu employees are monitoring this forum.

Please can you send me the method?

 

[Whassamnen]

I'll accept it as you are new here and I'm not made of glass.

So firstly, here is some advice to you:

Newbie tip #1: This is not a Black Hat hacking forum, the reference of the forum name is to Black Hat SEO. It's right there in the logo. Go read a dictionary to know the implications and difference between those two if you don't know.

Newbie tip #2: Discussing illegal ventures and money making techniques is against rules of this forum as well. So go ahead asking about that and you'll get to know moderators real fast.

Newbie tip #3: Be careful about calling people names / harassing here. Clown will probably slide, but more harsh language will quickly get you consequences, as it can also be interpreted against the rules

Newbie tip #4: Read the rules, which you may find in the BHW Newbie Guide. Otherwise, with that attitude it's likely that you'll quickly find out what happens when rules are broken.

Secondly, both US and UK computer fraud acts do indeed define concious exploit of software bugs as a criminal act. There are several precedent cases of this in where people have indeed gone to prison. You go ahead and try that bud. I don't recommend it tho.

I hope you'll be able to correct course soon - or not. I care quite little, about the 2 minutes worth it took to write this message. Internet has more trolls than the population of Middle Earth, so you're not a very special snowflake. Not a good start mate.

And wether it’s against BHW rules or not this forum has been up for a while and nobody has been notified by staff, and from the attitude in your replies it seems you may just be upset for some vague reason and are making it way bigger of a deal than it actually is. If we wanted to do something else with our time instead of what we are doing, we would do it.

If you are angry with someone, take it to dms there really is no need to try and control this forum yourself when you could just have an admin do that for you.

 

[zenjivii]

Will be pming you guys the method and yes I believe the affiliate program is for all countries or at least all countries where you can have a PayPal because that is how you get paid.

Would you be able to send me the method i’d appreciate it very much

 

[Noah3]

Can you PM me please thx bro

 

[Wherethesauce?]

I'm getting this same message as well when I use a number or email, not sure why other than a possible account flag; but if anyone has workarounds please connect with me here or Discord. Making a new account soon otherwise.

Can u add me to the discord pls .... 912lil#5955

 

[Wherethesauce?]

Hi! I am completely new here and want to start off my saying that I'm not really into black hatting, nor do I have any interest in getting into it, but I am interested in exploiting Temu as a one off thing. I want to start a discussion with those who might also be interested as that may help me reach my end goal that I will get into later.

For those who aren't aware: Temu is another one of those sketchy online shopping sites like Wish. I found out about Temu when I heard people were getting Nintendo Switches from there for free. It would have been easy for me to immediately dismiss this as a scam, but curiosity got the best of me and I looked into it a little bit, leading me to the Temu referral system rabbit hole. After seeing threads upon threads of people sharing their referral codes, I eventually concluded that...

TEMU IS A PYRAMID SCHEME!
I don't hear many people describing Temu this way so let me explain: people refer their friends to get free gifts, and then those people refer more people, creating a large chain of new users. At the end of the day, Temu is the one winning, getting a large user base despite their sketchy and poorly designed site.

As I mentioned earlier, I'm not into black hatting, so why am I interested in cheating this system? I'm not going to deny that there is certainly some financial incentive for me. I would love to get a free Switch OLED for myself and a few more to resell online. I do hope to make a couple thousand bucks off of this as that'll likely satisfy me for my last year of high school until I go out into the real world and get a job. I have my own morals, I would never do something sketchy for money that is negatively affecting people, but I feel no sympathy for taking advantage of this cancerous referral system setup by Temu. I want to make some money, but my end goal is to hopefully put an end to this referral system after enough people take advantage of it to the point where Temu has no option but to end it.

Progress so far:
After much investigation of how Temu's security works in terms of stopping self referrals, I found out that it's on a device basis. This was a very easy solution, as I was simply able to open Android studio and make a bunch of virtual machines. Instead of downloading Temu from the Play Store, I instead installed it manually using an APK in order to avoid having to make new Google accounts. Everything was going great as I was simply able to use Yahoo emails to sign up for Temu, but then I realized that Temu will ask for phone number verification. Phone numbers aren't easy to obtain and Temu will notice the usage of a repeat phone number. I feel like there has to be some way to exploit this system, I just don't know how yet.

What I need help with:

Plan A: avoiding the phone number verification pop-up
When Temu asks for a phone number, it says it's due to "unusual activity." I am unaware if they're just saying that but always ask for a phone number regardless, or if there's something triggering it, If we can find out what it is triggering the phone number verification message, then we could try to avoid it.

Plan B: exploiting the phone number verification system
This one may be far fetched and is out of my expertise, so I don't have much to say on the matter, but if anyone knows if it may be possible to exploit the system in some way to make it so you don't need to add a phone number or so you can use the same phone number, I am open to hearing ideas.

Plan C: Obtaining phone numbers for each individual account
This is the unfortunately likely last resort. Unfortunately, phone numbers are not easy to obtain and trying to find one that hasn't already been used with Temu could be a struggle. There are services to buy phone numbers which may be worth it, but if this whole idea in general fails, such will be a loss. If anyone has any knowledge of obtaining a lot of unused phone numbers, that would help a lot.

Have you had any luck or progress ?

 

[unusualstranger]

No need to pay I sent you a pm with the method

Hey man. May you please send me a dm? I have been trying to figure it out for aroubd 15 to 20hours trying different farms etc. All I need to know is some finer details as it detects something. Cheers mate

 

[justalazyseo]

And wether it’s against BHW rules or not this forum has been up for a while and nobody has been notified by staff, and from the attitude in your replies it seems you may just be upset for some vague reason and are making it way bigger of a deal than it actually is. If we wanted to do something else with our time instead of what we are doing, we would do it.

If you are angry with someone, take it to dms there really is no need to try and control this forum yourself when you could just have an admin do that for you.

Or maybe I was just bored waiting for something else and it's not in my modus operandi to give half-assed answers. Not writing with my elbows, leaving a text full of grammar errors and typos, such as yourself.

You're right that making decisions is up for mods and admins and in no capacity for me. But I would hardly count reminding a new member about the fact that this forum has rules as imposing control.
Your freedom of speech (and the rules, lol) allows you to be narrow-minded, but you definitely waltzed through everything I said to find one thing with an opening in it.

My initial point was, that exploiting software bugs for financial profit is illegal in several jurisdictions and there are several precedent cases about this. You can read from about those publically available court documents.
This forum also has rules, and yes, while it's not really my business how staff interprets and enforces them, I know that mods here do indeed quite actively follow and enforce the rules at their discretion and right.

Bloody hell 2023. If you don't coat everything in sugar and give everyone a handjob while giving feedback, random people who have nothing to do with things get offended.

 

[unusualstranger]

Or maybe I was just bored waiting for something else and it's not in my modus operandi to give half-assed answers. Not writing with my elbows, leaving a text full of grammar errors and typos, such as yourself.

You're right that making decisions is up for mods and admins and in no capacity for me. But I would hardly count reminding a new member about the fact that this forum has rules as imposing control.
Your freedom of speech (and the rules, lol) allows you to be narrow-minded, but you definitely waltzed through everything I said to find one thing with an opening in it.

My initial point was, that exploiting software bugs for financial profit is illegal in several jurisdictions and there are several precedent cases about this. You can read from about those publically available court documents.
This forum also has rules, and yes, while it's not really my business how staff interprets and enforces them, I know that mods here do indeed quite actively follow and enforce the rules at their discretion and right.

Bloody hell 2023. If you don't coat everything in sugar and give everyone a handjob while giving feedback, random people who have nothing to do with things get offended.

Where's my hand job? I am a u usual stranger after all